Yep, you read that right! It's Sawyer's very first First Day of School TODAY! He starts P4J (Preschool for Janesville) after lunch today. I thought I would start this blog on his behalf to commemorate that, as well as to chronicle his big day!
Here's what we have so far:
8:25am: Got out of bed and came to me with a stuffy nose, proclaiming that he is NOT sick, just his nose is. (Mommie has a cold, by the way)
8:35: Had mommie call daddy at work to let him know about his nose
8:45: Picked out what he wanted for breakfast-he decided to forgo brainfood and have a Cookies n Cream Poptart. That's my boy!
8:50: He is on the couch chowing on his Poptart while playing Beautiful Katamari on the xBox.
9:35: The most important thing to note is that not only is this the first day of school, but it just happens to be Sawyer's favorite day of the week-GARBAGE DAY!!!! Here comes the garbage truck now!
10:00: He's playing with his trains and with Hungry Hungry Hippos (Mommie just rescued a stuck marble!)
10:30: T-minus two hours until preschool!!
11:20: Outside taking first day of school portraits!!
12noon: Having something to eat before leaving for school (Cars Macaroni n Cheese and Capri Sun)
12:20: We left right on time! He unbuckled his seat belt, said "I want to tell you something Mommie" and proceeded to give me a kiss and hug, then got out of the car. He marched into the building and straight down to his classroom and said hello to his teacher! He found his nametag and hung up his backpack and went right over and found some kids to start to play with.
12:35: My face is a little wet :( We are so proud of you, Sawyer!
3:30: Picked the guy up from school! He was wild and excited. He said that a little boy was hitting everyone with an elephant during snack time which was cheese crackers and milk. For a while, that's all I knew. He finally said a few more things like that he tried the monkey bars and he was nervous but was brave and did them anyhow. He also mentioned circle time which was a story today, and that he went potty and washed his hands. I'm sure there was more to his three hours, but those are his memorable moments!
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